Tomorrow, with the release of Escape from Tarkov’s 1.0 update, Battlestate Games is introducing changes designed to make the game more accessible and easier to learn for newcomers – something they haven’t done in over ten years.
The next installment in the popular Resident Evil series, Requiem, will introduce a new main character named Grace Ashcroft. She’ll be investigating a string of murders and revisiting the ruined city of Raccoon City, a key location in the series’ history. The announcement of Resident Evil Requiem generated a lot of excitement from fans, and one observant player recently noticed a curious detail before the game even comes out.
Just three days after the release of Final Fantasy 14 Patch 7.38, new items appeared in the online store. Patch 7.38 primarily addressed problems within the Pilgrim’s Traverse deep dungeon, ensuring players could progress without getting stuck. The update also removed all loot restrictions for the AAC Cruiserweight Tier (Savage) raid, making it easier to acquire better gear. Finally, players can now find a poster featuring artwork from Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles in treasure chests during the Return To Ivalice alliance raid series, which is accessible with the Stormblood expansion.
At the time of this scribbling, DOGE lingered near £0.172, teetering on the edge of a verdant support band (a term I assume means “green, but not quite grass”). The upper echelon of this range, marked at £0.21817, remains the bull’s eye for the bulls, should they manage to reclaim the lower boundary. A 23.1% climb, you say? How very… optimistic. One must admire the courage, if not the arithmetic.
Nick Herman, co-founder of AdHoc Studio, recently discussed the origins of their game, Dispatch, and the unusual circumstances that brought the studio together in an interview with Jason Schreier at Bloomberg.
Although the fan-created version of Concord is still under development, it’s functional enough to demonstrate that the project is viable and progressing. The fact that people have already been able to play a match is a pleasant surprise for a game many thought would be abandoned, and it’s giving Concord an unexpected new life.
While many JRPGs follow a familiar formula, some break the mold and are actually better for it. These games are often more mature and realistic, tackling complex issues you don’t usually see in the genre. They often challenge common JRPG storylines, creating worlds that are morally grey rather than simply good versus evil. Let’s explore some of the most intense and thought-provoking JRPGs ever made.
Sometimes, the goals in the game can be unclear, with few clues on how to finish them. For instance, in the Anno 117: Pax Romana quest, “A Beast of Lore,” players need to locate and deliver a rare animal to Athr’s court.
I had the chance to try out an early version of the game, and after playing for many hours over the past few weeks, I’m really impressed. Not only does Where Winds Meet have a lot of great content, but it often offers more than you’d expect from a free-to-play game – it’s expansive without feeling rushed or low-quality. Overall, it’s exceeded my expectations, although there are a few minor issues I’ll mention later.
Dedicated fans have already gotten a taste of Starsand Island thanks to a demo released on Steam from October 8th to 21st. Even though it was just a small part of the unfinished game, players generally liked the ability to customize things and the anime-style graphics, though many wished the demo had included more content.